User:Matthias Buchmeier/ru-en-u
| х {letter} | :: The twenty-third letter of the Russian Cyrillic alphabet. Its name is ха and it has the sound of Scottish or German ch in Loch. It is preceded by Ф and followed by Ц |
| ха {n inan} | :: The Cyrillic letter Х, х |
| ха {n inan} | :: The Roman letter H, h, more often called аш |
| ха {n inan} | :: The German letter H, h |
| хаб {noun} [computing, transportation] | :: hub |
| Хабаровск {prop} | :: Хабаровск (city/administrative center) |
| хабаровский {adj} [relational] | :: Khabarovsk (city in Russia) |
| Хабаровский край {prop} | :: Хабаровский край (krai) |
| Хабомаи {prop} {m inan} | :: Хабомаи (island) |
| Хава {prop} | :: given name |
| хавать {v impf} [slang, rude] | :: to eat |
| хавать {v impf} [slang, rude] | :: to accept, to enjoy, to believe |
| хадж {noun} | :: hajj |
| хадис {noun} [Islam] | :: hadith |
| хаживать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to go somewhere, to visit [repeatedly or frequently]; iterative of ходить |
| хаза {noun} [slang] | :: hideout |
| хазар {noun} | :: Khazar |
| хазарин {noun} | :: Khazar [male] |
| хайда {m inan} | :: Haida (indigenous nation) |
| хайда {m inan} | :: Haida (indigenous language) |
| Хайдарабад {prop} | :: Хайдарабад (capital city) |
| хайку {n inan} | :: haiku |
| Хайнань {prop} | :: Хайнань (island/and/province) |
| Хакасия {prop} | :: Хакасия (republic) |
| хакасский {adj} | :: Khakas |
| хакер {noun} [computing] | :: hacker |
| хакка {m inan} | :: Hakka (people) |
| хакка {m inan} | :: Hakka (language) |
| Хакодате {prop} {m inan} | :: Хакодате (capital city) |
| хала {noun} | :: challah, twist |
| халат {noun} | :: dressing gown, bathrobe (for men or women) |
| халат {noun} | :: dress (any kind that is knee-length to full and that opens down the front) |
| халат {noun} | :: smock |
| халат {noun} | :: surgical gown |
| халат {noun} | :: oriental robe |
| халатик {noun} | :: diminutive of халат |
| халатно {adv} | :: negligently, carelessly |
| халатность {noun} | :: carelessness, unconcern, negligence |
| халатный {adj} [relational] | :: bathrobe |
| халатный {adj} | :: negligent, careless |
| халва {noun} | :: halva |
| халиф {noun} | :: caliph |
| Халкедон {prop} | :: Chalcedon |
| халлуми {m inan} | :: halloumi, hellim |
| халтура {noun} [regional, now largely unknown] | :: funeral banquet, extra-treats in connection to someone being interred |
| халтура {noun} [colloquial, slang] | :: yields acquired or work performed irregularly, job of imperfect compliance |
| халтура {noun} | :: undeclared work, black market job, supplementary contract, moonlighting, participation in informal economy; khaltura |
| халтура {noun} | :: shoddy work (something intentionally done badly), botched job, bungled job; hack; a botch; a pot boiler; khaltura |
| халтурить {v impf} | :: to intentionally do something badly or poorly |
| халтурить {v impf} | :: to moonlight |
| халтурщик {noun} | :: one who does shoddy work, bungler |
| халява {noun} | :: (old use) bootleg, top of the boot |
| халява {noun} [slang] | :: freebie |
| халявный {adj} [slang] | :: free, freebie |
| халяльный {adj} [Islam] | :: halal |
| хам {noun} | :: boor, cad (сrass, impudent, ill-bred man), asshole |
| Хам {prop} | :: Ham (a son of Noah and the brother of Japheth and Shem) |
| Хама {prop} | :: Hama |
| Хамас {prop} | :: Hamas (Palestinian Islamic fundamentalist movement) |
| хамелеон {noun} | :: chameleon (reptile) |
| хамить {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to be rude (to) |
| хаммам {noun} | :: hammam, Turkish bath (a public bath in various Islamic countries) |
| хамон {noun} | :: jamon (thigh of a hog cured for food, Spanish style) |
| хамса {noun} | :: European anchovy, Azov anchovy (small saltwater fish) |
| хамский {adj} | :: rude, impudent |
| хамство {noun} | :: boorishness, rudeness, loutishness; chutzpah |
| хан {noun} | :: khan |
| хана {pred} [slang, impersonal] | :: it is doomed, it is hopeless, it's the end |
| хангыль {noun} | :: hangeul (Korean phonetic spelling) |
| хандра {noun} | :: melancholy, blues |
| ханжа {m anim} {f anim} | :: bigot |
| ханжа {m anim} {f anim} | :: hypocrite |
| ханжа {m anim} {f anim} | :: Pharisee |
| ханжеский {adj} | :: hypocritical |
| ханжество {noun} | :: hypocrisy, sanctimony, sanctimoniousness |
| Ханой {prop} | :: Ханой (capital city) |
| ханство {noun} | :: khanate |
| хантыйский {adj} | :: Khanty |
| Ханты-Мансийск {prop} | :: Ханты-Мансийск (town/administrative center) |
| ханты-мансийский {adj} [relational] | :: Khanty-Mansi (relating to the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug in Russia) |
| ханты-мансийский {adj} [relational] | :: Khany-Mansiysk (town in Russia) |
| Ханты-Мансия {prop} | :: Ханты-Мансия (autonomous okrug) |
| Ханука {noun} | :: Hanukkah |
| Ханчжоу {prop} {m inan} | :: Ханчжоу (capital city) |
| хань {m inan} {f anim} | :: The Han, the Chinese ethnicity (autonym) |
| ханьский {adj} | :: (ethnic) Chinese, Han |
| ханьцзы {m inan} | :: Hanzi, Chinese character |
| ханьцы {noun} [collective, rare] | :: Han Chinese (ethnic Chinese people) |
| хаос {noun} | :: chaos |
| хаос {noun} | :: mess |
| хаотически {adv} | :: chaotically (in a chaotic manner) |
| хаотический {adj} | :: chaotic |
| хаотичный {adj} | :: chaotic |
| хапать {v impf} [colloquial, rude] | :: to grab (quickly); to steal; to take (from someone unlawfully) |
| хапать {v impf} [colloquial, rude] | :: to take bribes |
| харакири {n inan} | :: hara-kiri |
| характер {noun} | :: character, temper, disposition |
| характер {noun} | :: type |
| характер {noun} | :: nature |
| характер {noun} [in the plural] | :: principles |
| характеризовать {v both} | :: to characterize |
| характеризовать {v both} | :: to describe |
| характеризовать {v both} | :: to be typical of |
| характеризоваться {v impf} | :: to be characterized (by), to be defined (by) (+ instrumental case) |
| характеристика {noun} | :: characterization, description (act or process of characterizing) |
| характеристика {noun} | :: testimonial, reference (information about a person) |
| характеристика {noun} [mathematics] | :: characteristic (the integer part of a logarithm) |
| характерный {adj} | :: possessing pronounced, distinctive features |
| характерный {adj} | :: characteristic, particular, typical, specific |
| характерный {adj} [relational, theater] | :: character (expressing a certain psychological type) |
| характерный {adj} [colloquial] | :: strong-willed, having a strong character |
| харалуг {noun} | :: Damascus steel, or a type of damask steel used in medieval Rus |
| Хараре {prop} {m inan} | :: Хараре (capital city) |
| харассмент {noun} [neologism] | :: harassment |
| Харбин {prop} | :: Харбин (sub-provincial city/capital) |
| хардбасс {noun} | :: hardbass |
| харей {noun} | :: alternative form of хорей |
| харза {noun} | :: yellow-throated marten (Martes flavigula) |
| харизма {noun} | :: charisma |
| Харитон {prop} | :: given name |
| хариус {noun} | :: grayling (Thymallus thymallus) |
| харкать {v impf} | :: to expectorate (phlegm or spit), to spit (noisily) |
| харкнуть {v pf} | :: to expectorate (phlegm or spit), to spit (noisily) |
| хартия {noun} | :: charter (ancient manuscript as well as the material on which it was written) |
| хартия {noun} | :: charter, declaration (official document with the declaration of anything) |
| Хартум {prop} | :: Хартум (capital city) |
| харч {noun} [colloquial, usually, in plural] | :: grub, food |
| харчевня {noun} [dated] | :: eating house |
| харчо {n inan} | :: kharcho, a spicy Georgian soup made from meat, rice, and vegetables with grated walnuts and tklapi/tkemali |
| харчок {noun} [colloquial, inanimate] | :: spit, spittle, loogie |
| харчок {noun} [colloquial, derogatory, animate] | :: ditherer, weakling |
| Харьков {prop} | :: Харьков (city) |
| харьковский {adj} [relational] | :: Kharkiv, Kharkov |
| харьковчанин {noun} | :: citizen of Kharkov |
| харя {noun} [slang] | :: (ugly) mug, muzzle, phiz (face) |
| хасидизм {noun} | :: Hasidism |
| хассий {noun} | :: hassium |
| хата {noun} | :: (a peasant's) house, hut |
| хата {noun} [slang] | :: house, joint, a place one can booze or have sex |
| хата {noun} [Ukraine, South Russia] | :: home |
| хата {noun} [slang] | :: prison cell |
| Хатидзё {prop} {m inan} | :: Хатидзё (one of 4 <<subprefectures>> of <<pref/Tokyo>>, <<c/Japan>>) |
| хаус {noun} | :: house music, house |
| хаус {noun} | :: jungle cat, chaus |
| хауса {m inan} | :: Hausa (language) |
| хафизовский {adj} | :: Hafezian |
| хафизский {adj} | :: synonym of хафизовский |
| ха-ха {interj} | :: ha-ha |
| хахаль {noun} [low colloquial] | :: suitor, lover |
| хахарь {noun} | :: alternative form of хахаль |
| ха-ха-ха {interj} | :: ha ha (sound of laughter) |
| хахаха {interj} | :: ха-ха-ха |
| хач {noun} [offensive, ethnic slur] | :: Armenian person |
| хач {noun} [offensive, ethnic slur] | :: commonly of any person native to the Caucasus region (Georgian, Azerbaijani, Chechen, Armenian, etc.) |
| хачапури {n inan} | :: khachapuri |
| хачик {noun} [offensive, ethnic slur] | :: Armenian person |
| хачик {noun} [offensive, ethnic slur] | :: commonly of any person native to the Caucasus region (Georgian, Azerbaijani, Chechen, Armenian, Abkhazian, etc.) |
| хачкар {noun} | :: khachkar |
| хачмобиль {noun} [slang] | :: an old, rusty, awful car, which was extremely manneredly tuned |
| хачмобиль {noun} [slang, offensive] | :: older or poorly maintained car owned or driven by people from the Caucasus region of Russia |
| хаять {v impf} | :: to slander, to backbite, to slag off, to find fault (with), to run down |
| хвала {noun} | :: praise, glory |
| хвалёный {adj} [ironically] | :: (much) vaunted; celebrated |
| хвалить {v impf} | :: to compliment, to praise |
| хвалиться {v impf} | :: to brag, to boast [+ instrumental of thing boasted about] |
| хвалиться {v impf} | :: to take credit for |
| хвалиться {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to be praised for (something) |
| хвастать {v impf} | :: alternative form of хвастаться |
| хвастаться {v impf} | :: to boast, to brag |
| хвастливо {adv} | :: braggingly (in a bragging manner) |
| хвастовство {noun} | :: boasting, bragging |
| хвастун {noun} | :: boaster, braggart |
| хватание {noun} | :: apprehension (seizure) |
| хватать {v impf} | :: to grasp, to grab, to seize, to snap, to snatch, to catch, to catch hold of |
| хватать {v impf} [impersonal] | :: to suffice, to be enough, to be sufficient, to adequate |
| хватать {v impf} | :: (idiomatic expressions) |
| хвататься {v impf} | :: to snatch (at), to grip, to pluck (at), to catch (at) |
| хвататься {v impf} | :: to take up |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to snatch and devour [of animals] |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to gulp down (liquid) |
| хватить {vi pf} [colloquial] | :: to get drunk |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to finagle |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to endure (something unpleasant) |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to go too far in, to get carried away in (statements or plans) |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to hit hard, to punch |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to break by striking, to shatter |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to strike (someone) [of a heart attack, paralysis, etc.] |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to strike, to manifest suddenly [of rain, frost, wind, etc.] |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial, impersonal] | :: to damage |
| хватить {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to break into (a song or dance), to suddenly start singing (a song) or dancing (a dance) |
| хватить {v pf} [impersonal] | :: to suffice, to be sufficient / enough; to last out |
| хватиться {v pf} | :: to snatch (at), to grip, to pluck (at), to catch (at) |
| хватиться {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to miss, to notice the absence (of), to find that smb/smth is missing |
| хватиться {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to remember |
| хватка {noun} | :: grip, grasp, clutch |
| хватка {noun} [figurative] | :: grip, tenacity |
| хвоепад {noun} | :: process in which coniferous trees shed their leaves (needles) |
| хвойный {adj} | :: coniferous |
| хворать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to be sick, to be ill |
| хвороба {noun} [colloquial or regional, South Russia, Ukraine] | :: illness; disease |
| хворост {noun} | :: brushwood |
| хворост {noun} [cooking] | :: straws, twiglets (pastry) |
| хворый {adj} | :: sick, ill |
| хворь {noun} [colloquial] | :: illness |
| хвост {noun} | :: tail |
| хвост {noun} | :: queue |
| хвост {noun} | :: arrears (academic) |
| хвостатый {adj} | :: tailed, caudate (having a tail) |
| хвостик {noun} | :: diminutive of хвост: (small) tail |
| хвостик {noun} [colloquial] | :: an additional amount |
| хвостик {noun} | :: squiggle (in writing), tail, end, hook (e.g. of the comma) |
| хвостик {noun} | :: pigtail, ponytail |
| хвостовой {adj} [relational] | :: tail [of an animal, airplane, etc.]; caudal |
| хвощ {noun} [botany] | :: horsetail, mare's-tail (Equisetum) |
| хвоя {noun} | :: needles of conifer trees as pine and fir |
| хеджирование {noun} | :: hedging |
| хедхантер {noun} [neologism] | :: headhunter (recruiter) |
| хезать {v impf} [slang] | :: to defecate, to evacuate |
| хезать {v impf} [slang, rare] | :: to be chicken, to be timid |
| Хезбалла {noun} | :: Hezbollah |
| Хезболла {noun} | :: Hezbollah |
| Хезболлах {prop} {m inan} | :: Hezbollah |
| хек {noun} | :: hake (fish) |
| хеллоуин {noun} | :: alternative spelling of Хеллоуин |
| Хеллоуин {prop} | :: Halloween (31st of October) |
| Хельсинки {prop} {m inan} | :: Хельсинки (capital city) |
| хентай {noun} [pornography] | :: hentai |
| хер {noun} [vulgar, slang] | :: dick, cock |
| хер {noun} [vulgar, slang, pejorative] | :: dick, contemptible person |
| хер {noun} [archaic, historical] | :: the name of the letter Х, х |
| херачить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to go or move somewhere disagreeable, or objectionable in any way manner or time |
| херачить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to do something in a very intense fashion, often for a long time |
| херес {noun} | :: sherry (fortified wine) |
| хересный {adj} [relational] | :: sherry |
| херить {v impf} [dated] | :: to cross out, to X out |
| херить {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] | :: to destroy, to kill off, to put an end to |
| херить {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] | :: to neglect, to forget about |
| херня {noun} [vulgar] | :: something loathsome or worthless; crud, pants, stuff |
| херово {adv} [vulgar] | :: lousily, wretchedly, crappily, shittily |
| херовый {adj} [vulgar] | :: lousy, wretched, worthless, crappy |
| Херсон {prop} | :: Херсон (city/administrative center) |
| херувим {noun} | :: cherub (winged creature represented in the Bible as attending on God) |
| хештег {noun} [Internet] | :: hashtag |
| хз {phrase} [Internet slang, text messaging] | :: Russian internet slang term roughly equivalent to "I don't know" |
| хиатус {noun} [linguistics] | :: hiatus (syllable break between two vowels) |
| хибакуся {m anim} {f anim} | :: hibakusha, a survivor of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki |
| хибара {noun} | :: hovel, shack |
| хибру {m inan} [colloquial] | :: The Hebrew language |
| хиджаб {noun} [Islam] | :: hijab (headscarf) |
| хижина {noun} | :: cabin, hut, shack (small wooden shed) |
| хилый {adj} | :: sickly, puny |
| хилый {adj} | :: stunted, undergrown [of plants] |
| химера {noun} [Greek mythology] | :: chimera (mythical monster) |
| химера {noun} [genetics] | :: chimera |
| химера {noun} | :: chimaera (fish) |
| химерообразные {noun} | :: Chimaeriformes (a biological order that includes ghost sharks) |
| химик {noun} [chemistry] | :: chemist (person working in chemistry) |
| химик {noun} [colloquial] | :: chemistry student |
| химикалии {noun} [plural only] | :: chemicals |
| химикат {noun} | :: chemical |
| химиотерапия {noun} | :: chemotherapy |
| химический {adj} | :: chemical |
| химический элемент {noun} | :: chemical element |
| химия {noun} | :: chemistry |
| химия {noun} [colloquial] | :: perm (hairstyle, short for химическая завивка) |
| химия {noun} [colloquial] | :: chemicals |
| химия {noun} [colloquial] | :: machinations, tricks |
| химчистка {noun} | :: acronym of химическая чистка: dry cleaning |
| хинди {m inan} | :: Hindi; one of the official languages of India |
| Хино {prop} {m inan} | :: Хино (city) |
| хиппи {m anim} | :: hippie (1960s nonconformist) |
| хипстер {noun} | :: hipster |
| хип-хоп {noun} | :: hip-hop |
| хирагана {noun} | :: hiragana |
| Хирадо {prop} {m inan} | :: Хирадо (city) |
| хиреть {v impf} | :: to weaken, to grow sickly |
| хиреть {v impf} | :: to fall into decay |
| хиромантия {noun} | :: chiromancy, palmistry |
| Хиросаки {prop} {m inan} | :: Хиросаки (city) |
| Хиросима {prop} | :: Хиросима (prefecture) |
| Хиросима {prop} | :: Хиросима (capital city) |
| хирург {noun} [medicine, formal] | :: surgeon, not therapist, not hospital nurse |
| хирургический {adj} | :: surgical |
| хирургия {noun} | :: surgery (field of study) |
| хит {noun} | :: hit (popular song) |
| -хитить {affix} | :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with various meanings, e.g. "to steal" or "to lift" |
| хитрец {noun} | :: sly person; crafty fellow, dodger, slyboots |
| хитрить {v impf} | :: to be sly/cunning/crafty, to try to fool |
| хитро {adv} | :: slyly, cunningly |
| хитро {adv} | :: intricately, with cunning |
| хитро {adv} | :: adroitly |
| хитросплетение {noun} [usually plural] | :: intricacy |
| хитросплетение {noun} [usually plural, figurative] | :: intrigue, scheme, plot |
| хитрость {noun} | :: craftiness, craft (shrewdness) |
| хитрость {noun} | :: ruse |
| хитрость {noun} | :: stratagem |
| хитроумный {adj} | :: cunning, resourceful, crafty, artful |
| хитроумный {adj} | :: intricate, sophisticated |
| хитроумный {adj} | :: ingenious, smart |
| хитрый {adj} | :: sly, cunning, artful |
| хитрый {adj} | :: intricate, involved |
| хитрый {adj} | :: skilful, resourceful |
| хихикать {v impf} | :: to giggle, to chuckle, to snigger, to titter (laugh) |
| хихикнуть {v pf} | :: to giggle, to chuckle, to snigger, to titter (laugh) |
| хищение {noun} | :: embezzlement, theft; misappropriation |
| хищник {noun} | :: predator (any animal or other organism) |
| хищничество {noun} | :: predation (the preying of one animal on others) |
| хищный {adj} | :: predatory |
| Хияма {prop} {f inan} | :: Хияма (subprefecture) |
| хлад {noun} [literary, folk poetic, archaic] | :: cold |
| хладнокровие {noun} | :: sang-froid, composure (coolness in trying circumstances) |
| хладнокровно {adv} | :: coolly, cold-bloodedly, in cold blood |
| хладнокровный {adj} | :: calm, cool |
| хладнокровный {adj} [figurative] | :: cold-blooded [act, etc.] |
| хладный {adj} [archaic, poetic] | :: cold |
| хладобойня {noun} | :: slaughterhouse with refrigerators |
| хлам {noun} | :: trash, rubbish |
| хлам {noun} | :: cruft, junk |
| хлеб {noun} | :: bread |
| хлеб {noun} | :: loaf |
| хлеб {noun} [Saint Petersburg] | :: black bread, rye bread |
| хлеб {noun} [usually plural] | :: grain |
| хлеб {noun} [figurative] | :: living |
| хлебать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to eat (liquid food with a spoon), to slurp |
| хлебать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to gulp down, to drink |
| хлебец {noun} [colloquial] | :: endearing diminutive of хлеб: small loaf of bread |
| хлебец {noun} | :: type of pastry [especially a buttery croissant] |
| хлебница {noun} | :: bread box, bread bin (a container for storing bread) |
| хлебное вино {noun} [archaic] | :: vodka (literally, grain wine) |
| хлебнуть {v pf} [colloquial] | :: to take/swallow a mouthful (of) |
| хлебный {adj} [relational] | :: grain [US], corn [UK], cereal |
| хлебный {adj} [relational] | :: bread |
| хлебный {adj} | :: baker's |
| хлебный {adj} [colloquial] | :: profitable |
| хлебопекарня {noun} | :: bakery |
| хлебопёк {noun} | :: baker |
| хлебушек {noun} | :: endearing diminutive of хлеб |
| хлев {noun} | :: stable, stall, cowshed |
| хлев {noun} | :: sheep cote |
| хлев {noun} | :: pigsty, pigpen |
| хлестать {v impf} | :: to lash, to switch, to whip |
| хлестать {v impf} | :: to beat down (on), to lash (against) |
| хлестать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to gush |
| хлестать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to guzzle (down), to glug |
| хлестнуть {v pf} | :: to lash, to switch, to whip |
| хлестче {adv} | :: comparative of хлёсткий |
| хлестче {adv} | :: comparative of хлёстко |
| хлёсткий {adj} | :: biting [wind] |
| хлёсткий {adj} [colloquial] | :: trenchant, scathing |
| хлёстче {adv} | :: comparative of хлёсткий |
| хлёстче {adv} | :: comparative of хлёстко |
| хлипкий {adj} [low colloquial] | :: weak, fragile, flimsy |
| хлипкий {adj} [colloquial, figurative] | :: frail, sickly, puny |
| хлипкий {adj} [low colloquial] | :: shaky, unsteady |
| хлипкий {adj} [low colloquial] | :: weak-willed, spineless |
| хлипкий {adj} [low colloquial] | :: watery, diluted |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: clapping |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: flapping |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: slapping, smacking |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: cracking [of a whip] |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: tapping |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: slamming [of a door] |
| хлопанье {noun} | :: banging, popping |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to clap |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to flap |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to slap, to smack; to crack (a whip) |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to tap |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to slam (a door) |
| хлопать {v impf} | :: to bang, to pop |
| хлопать ушами {v impf} | :: to tune out, to let something gloss over oneself, to get one's brain fried |
| хлопать ушами {v impf} | :: to rubberneck, to gawk |
| хлопец {noun} [colloquial] | :: lad, boy |
| хлопнуть {v pf} | :: to flap, to clap |
| хлопнуть {v pf} | :: to slam (door) |
| хлопок {noun} | :: cotton (plant or material) |
| хлопок {noun} | :: cotton (cloth) |
| хлопок {noun} | :: crack, snap, pop (dull sound of impact, explosion or dramatically expanding gases) |
| хлопотать {v impf} | :: to bustle about, to diligently do things |
| хлопотать {v impf} | :: to hustle, to fuss |
| хлопотать {v impf} | :: to try to achieve |
| хлопотать {v impf} | :: to try to help, to intercede (for), to plead (for) [usually with the authorities] |
| хлопотливо {adv} | :: with much ado |
| хлопотливо {adv} | :: busily, eagerly, with alacrity |
| хлопотливый {adj} | :: troublesome, bothersome |
| хлопотливый {adj} | :: bustling, fussy |
| хлопотный {adj} | :: troublesome |
| хлопотун {noun} [colloquial] | :: busybody, bustler |
| хлопоты {noun} | :: trouble, efforts |
| хлопоты {noun} | :: care (of someone) |
| хлопушка {noun} | :: plopper, pop gun, flapper |
| хлопушка {noun} | :: flyflap |
| хлопушка {noun} | :: clapperboard |
| хлопчатобумажный {adj} [relational] | :: cotton |
| хлопчатый {adj} [relational] | :: cotton |
| хлопья {noun} | :: cereal, flakes, snowflakes (thin chiplike layer) |
| хлопья {noun} | :: crops |
| хлор {noun} | :: chlorine |
| хлорка {noun} [colloquial, chemistry] | :: bleach |
| хлорный {adj} | :: chloric |
| хлоропласт {noun} | :: chloroplast (photosynthetic organelle) |
| хлорофилл {noun} | :: chlorophyll (green pigment) |
| хлороформ {noun} [chemistry] | :: chloroform (an anesthetic) |
| хлынуть {v pf} | :: to gush out, to spout |
| хлынуть {v pf} | :: to pour, to flood |
| хлыст {noun} | :: whip, switch (thin rod used as a whip) |
| хлыст {noun} [religion] | :: Khlyst (a member of an underground sect from late 17th to early 20th century that split off from the Russian Orthodox Church) |
| хлыщ {noun} [derogatory] | :: fop; coxcomb; dandy; snob |
| хлюпать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to squelch |
| хлюпать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to flounder, to squelch |
| хлюпать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to sniffle, to snuffle |
| хлюпать {v impf} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: to snivel |
| хлюпик {noun} [colloquial, derogatory] | :: weakling, wimp, sissy, milksop, pansy |
| хлястик {noun} | :: strap; long narrow strip of cloth or leather used to hold something like a piece of clothing or headwear, or a part of some equipment or furniture |
| хм {interj} | :: hmm, hum |
| хмелеть {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to become intoxicated, to drunk, to tipsy or high |
| хмелеть {v impf} [figurative, colloquial] | :: to become exhilarated |
| хмели-сунели {f inan} {n inan} | :: khmeli suneli (a traditional Georgian spicy herbs mixture) |
| хмель {noun} | :: hop (plant) |
| хмель {noun} | :: hops (seeds) |
| хмель {noun} | :: drunkenness, intoxication |
| хмельной {adj} | :: intoxicating, heady |
| хмельной {adj} | :: intoxicated, light-headed, tipsy |
| хмельный {adj} [relational] | :: hops, hop [plant] |
| хмельный {adj} [folk poetic] | :: alternative form of хмельной |
| хмурить {v impf} | :: to frown |
| хмуриться {v impf} | :: to frown |
| хмуриться {v impf} | :: to gloom, to lour (of rain clouds) |
| хмуро {adv} | :: gloomily, somberly, dismally |
| хмурый {adj} | :: gloomy, sullen (affected with, or expressing, gloom; melancholy) |
| хмурый {adj} | :: cloudy, overcast, dull |
| хмыкать {v impf} | :: to hem, to say hmm (Russian хм) out of hesitation |
| хмыкнуть {v pf} | :: to hem, to say hmm (Russian хм) out of hesitation |
| хна {noun} [botany] | :: henna (Lawsonia inermis) |
| хна {noun} | :: henna coloring |
| хныкать {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to whine, to whimper |
| хныкать {v impf} [colloquial, figurative] | :: to complain tearfully, to sob |
| хо {interj} | :: ha (expressing laughter) |
| хо {interj} | :: expressing surprise, irony, regret, or admiration |
| Хобарт {prop} | :: Хобарт (capital city) |
| хобби {n inan} | :: hobby (activity done for enjoyment in spare time) |
| хоббит {noun} | :: hobbit |
| хобот {noun} | :: trunk (extended nasal organ of an elephant) |
| хоботок {noun} | :: diminutive of хобот: (small) trunk (of an elephant) |
| хоботок {noun} | :: proboscis (elongated tube from the head or connected to the mouth, of an animal) |
| ховеркрафт {noun} [nautical] | :: hovercraft (a vehicle supported on a cushion of air) |
| ход {noun} | :: motion, movement, travel, progress, locomotion, headway |
| ход {noun} | :: course, path, way, run |
| ход {noun} | :: speed, rate, gait, pace |
| ход {noun} | :: stroke (of a piston) |
| ход {noun} | :: functioning, working, process, action |
| ход {noun} | :: gear, thread, pitch |
| ход {noun} | :: shape, trend, dependence (of a curve) |
| ход {noun} | :: range (of a magnet) |
| ход {noun} | :: entrance, entry |
| ход {noun} | :: passage |
| ход {noun} [games] | :: move, turn, lead |
| ход {noun} | :: axle with wheels |
| ходатай {noun} [dated] | :: solicitor (on certain matters), mediator |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: intercession |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: petition, application (a verbal or written request) |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: motion |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: solicitation, soliciting |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: pleading |
| ходатайство {noun} | :: suit |
| ходатайствовать {v impf} | :: to solicit (for), to apply (for), to intercede (for) |
| ходжа {m anim} [Islam] | :: hodja (a Muslim schoolmaster) |
| ходики {noun} | :: simple pendulum clock |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to go, to walk |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to wear something [imperfective only] |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to go (to), to attend, to visit |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to run (of trains, ships, etc.) |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to work, to run (of clocks) |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to lead, to play, to move (in games) |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to tend, to take care (of), to nurse [imperfective only] |
| ходить {v impf} | :: to be good (about money) |
| ходить вокруг да около {idiom} | :: to beat around the bush |
| ход конём {noun} | :: An unexpected crafty action made by someone in a difficult situation |
| ходовой {adj} [relational] | :: motion, run |
| ходовой {adj} | :: salable, marketable, best-selling, highly demanded [of goods] |
| ходовой {adj} | :: common, commonly used [of a word] |
| ходок {noun} | :: walker, goer |
| ходок {noun} [historical] | :: (foot) messenger, petitioner |
| ходуля {noun} | :: stilt |
| ходуном {adv} [colloquial] | :: shaking heavily, being unstable |
| ходьба {noun} | :: walking, pacing |
| ходячий {adj} | :: walking |
| ходячий {adj} | :: current |
| ходячий {adj} [figurative] | :: walking, personified, incarnate |
| хождение {noun} | :: walking, pacing |
| хождение {noun} | :: circulation |
| хозрасчёт {noun} | :: cost accounting, self-financing |
| хозяин {noun} | :: owner, proprietor |
| хозяин {noun} | :: landlord, head of household |
| хозяин {noun} | :: boss, master, chief, principal, manager, employer, hirer |
| хозяин {noun} | :: man, husband |
| хозяин {noun} [computing] | :: host, master |
| хозяин {noun} [biology] | :: host |
| хозяйка {noun} | :: owner, proprietor [female] |
| хозяйка {noun} | :: hostess |
| хозяйка {noun} [colloquial] | :: wife |
| хозяйничать {v impf} | :: to keep house, to manage a household |
| хозяйничать {v impf} | :: to do household chores |
| хозяйничать {v impf} | :: to boss it, to play the master, to lord it |
| хозяйский {adj} | :: owner, landlord, master, boss |
| хозяйский {adj} | :: lordly |
| хозяйский {adj} [botany] | :: host |
| хозяйственник {noun} | :: business manager |
| хозяйственник {noun} | :: an economic/thrifty man |
| хозяйственник {noun} | :: handyman, someone who is good with his hands and managing a property |
| хозяйственный {adj} | :: economic (relating to the economy) |
| хозяйственный {adj} [relational] | :: household |
| хозяйственный {adj} | :: thrifty, economical |
| хозяйственный {adj} | :: practical (having skills or knowledge that are practical) |
| хозяйство {noun} | :: economy |
| хозяйство {noun} | :: household, household effects, household articles, stuff, things |
| хозяйство {noun} | :: enterprise, farm |
| хозяйство {noun} [euphemistic, colloquial] | :: manhood, package (male genitalia) |
| хозяйствование {noun} | :: management, managing |
| хозяйствовать {v impf} | :: to keep house |
| хозяйствовать {v impf} | :: to manage |
| Хоккайдо {prop} {m inan} | :: Хоккайдо (island) |
| Хоккайдо {prop} {m inan} | :: Хоккайдо (prefecture) |
| хоккеист {noun} | :: hockey player |
| хоккеистка {noun} | :: hockey player (fem) • ice hockey player (fem) |
| хоккей {noun} [sports] | :: hockey |
| хоккейный {adj} [relational] | :: hockey, ice-hockey |
| Хокуто {prop} {m inan} | :: Хокуто (city) |
| холдинг {noun} | :: holding company |
| холеный {adj} | :: well-groomed |
| холера {noun} [disease] | :: cholera |
| холестерин {noun} [biology] | :: cholesterol (an essential component of mammalian cell membranes) |
| холить {v impf} | :: to tend, to care for |
| холка {noun} [anatomy] | :: withers (part of the back of a draft animal) |
| холл {noun} | :: lobby, foyer, hall |
| холл {noun} | :: large vestibule |
| холм {noun} | :: hill |
| холмик {noun} | :: diminutive of холм: (small) hill, hillock, knoll |
| холод {noun} | :: cold (low temperature) |
| холодать {v impf} | :: (weather) to grow cold |
| холодеть {v impf} | :: to grow cold |
| холодец {noun} | :: aspic (dish) |
| холодильник {noun} | :: fridge, refrigerator |
| холодильный {adj} [relational] | :: refrigeration; refrigerating |
| холодить {vt impf} [colloquial] | :: to cool, to make cold |
| холодить {vi impf} [also impersonal] | :: to cause a feeling of coolness |
| холодная {noun} | :: detention cell, cooler, lockup, calaboose, jail, prison, brig |
| холодная война {noun} | :: cold war (a period of hostile relations) |
| холодно {adv} | :: coldly |
| холодно {pred} | :: one is cold |
| холодность {noun} | :: coldness, frigidity |
| холодный {adj} | :: cold |
| холодный фронт {noun} [meteorology] | :: cold front |
| холодоадаптированный {adj} | :: cold-adapted |
| холодок {noun} | :: diminutive of холод |
| холодок {noun} [colloquial] | :: chill |
| холодок {noun} [colloquial] | :: coolness, chill |
| холодостойкость {noun} [botany] | :: cold hardiness |
| холодрыга {noun} | :: extreme cold, extremely cold weather |
| холок {noun} [slang, derogatory, ethnic slur] | :: Chechen |
| холок {noun} [traditional] | :: loyal farm servitude |
| холокост {prop} | :: the Holocaust |
| холоп {noun} [historical] | :: serf, bondman, kholop |
| холостой {adj} | :: single (not married) |
| холостой {adj} | :: idle (not working) |
| холостой {adj} [technical] | :: idle, free-running |
| холостой {adj} [ballistics] | :: blank |
| холостой {noun} | :: unmarried person, single person, bachelor |
| холостой {noun} | :: blank (bullet) |
| холостяк {noun} | :: bachelor (unmarried man) |
| холостяцкий {adj} [relational] | :: bachelor |
| холст {noun} | :: canvas |
| холст {noun} | :: sackcloth, burlap |
| холуй {noun} [pejorative] | :: lackey, groveller |
| холщовый {adj} [relational] | :: canvas |
| Хомс {prop} | :: Хомс (city) |
| хомсец {noun} | :: Homsi (inhabitant of Homs) |
| хомсский {adj} | :: Homsi (related to the city of Homs, Syria) |
| хомут {noun} | :: horse collar |
| хомут {noun} [technology] | :: yoke, clamp |
| хомяк {noun} | :: hamster (small, short-tailed European rodent) |
| хомяк {noun} [computing, slang] | :: homepage |
| хомяк {noun} [internet slang, derogatory] | :: someone's fanboy; narrow-minded follower (usually of a blogger or a virtual community) |
| хомячок {noun} | :: diminutive of хомяк |
| Хонда {prop} {m anim} {f anim} | :: A Japanese automotive manufacturer |
| Хониара {prop} | :: Хониара (capital city) |
| Хонсю {prop} {m inan} | :: Honshu |
| хор {noun} | :: chorus, choir |
| хора {noun} | :: hora (type of dance) |
| хора {noun} [historical] | :: territory used by the citizens of the ancient polis for farming |
| хора {noun} [dialectal] | :: a kind of fox |
| хора {m anim} [dialectal] | :: a male deer |
| хорват {noun} | :: Croat, Croatian |
| Хорватия {prop} | :: Хорватия (country) |
| хорватка {noun} | :: Croat girl, Croatian woman |
| хорватский {noun} | :: Croatian language |
| хорватский {adj} | :: Croatian |
| хорда {noun} [geometry] | :: chord, span (of arc, a line segment joining two points on a curve) |
| хорда {noun} [biology] | :: spinal column, notochord (primary skeletal axis of vertebrates and man) |
| хорей {noun} | :: trochee |
| хорей {noun} | :: [dialectal] sharp pole for driving on reindeer |
| хореограф {noun} | :: choreographer (male or female) |
| хореографический {adj} | :: choreographic |
| хореография {noun} | :: choreography |
| хорёк {noun} | :: polecat, ferret (mammal) |
| хормейстер {noun} | :: choirmaster |
| хоробрый {adj} [obsolete or dialectal] | :: brave, courageous |
| хоровод {noun} | :: khorovod (a Slavic dance) |
| хоровой {adj} [relational] | :: choir; choral |
| хоромы {noun} [historical] | :: mansion |
| хоромы {noun} [colloquial] | :: palace |
| хоронить {v impf} | :: to bury, to inter |
| хоронить {v impf} [colloquial, obsolete] | :: to hide, to conceal, to lay away |
| хорошее начало полдела откачало {proverb} | :: a good beginning makes a good ending (good beginnings promise a good end); well begun is half done (much depends on the beginning of an endeavour) |
| хорошенький {adj} | :: pretty, comely, pin-up |
| хорошенький {adj} | :: adorable (befitting of being adored) |
| хорошенько {adv} [colloquial] | :: very well, thoroughly, properly |
| хорошеть {v impf} | :: to become more beautiful, to grow prettier |
| хороший {adj} | :: good |
| хороший {adj} | :: fine, nice |
| хороший {adj} | :: pretty, good-looking, handsome |
| хорошо {adv} | :: well, right |
| хорошо {adv} | :: all right!, nice! |
| хорошо {adv} | :: okay! |
| хорошо {adv} | :: good! |
| хорошо {adv} | :: (school marks) good, B |
| хоругвь {noun} [religion] | :: gonfalon |
| хоругвь {noun} [antiquated] | :: banner |
| хорь {noun} | :: ferret, polecat |
| хосомаки {n inan} | :: hosomaki |
| хост {noun} [computing] | :: host (computer attached to a network) |
| хостинг {noun} [computing] | :: hosting |
| хот-дог {noun} | :: hot dog |
| хотение {noun} [now, colloquial] | :: wish, desire, want, lust |
| хотенье {noun} | :: alternative form of хотение |
| хотеть {v impf} | :: to want, to desire |
| хотеться {v impf} [impersonal] | :: to want, to desire |
| хоть {conj} | :: although |
| хоть {conj} | :: even if |
| хоть {particle} | :: at least, if only |
| хоть {particle} | :: for example, even, you may, might as well |
| хоть убей {idiom} | :: for the life of me (literally, even if you kill me; you might as well kill me) |
| хотя {conj} | :: although, though [contrasting two clauses] |
| хотя бы {conj} | :: though, even if, even though |
| хотя бы {conj} | :: if only |
| хохлосрач {noun} [vulgar] | :: discussion of a political situation in Ukraine, or of relationships between Russia and Ukraine, |
| хохма {noun} [colloquial] | :: joke |
| хохол {noun} [inanimate] | :: (birds) crest, (human hair) topknot, tuft of hair |
| хохол {noun} [animate, pejorative] | :: a Ukrainian, khokhol |
| хохолок {noun} | :: diminutive of хохол |
| хохот {noun} | :: laughter, roar, guffaw |
| хохотать {v impf} | :: to laugh loudly, to laugh heartily, to roar with laughter, to guffaw |
| хохотнуть {v pf} | :: to laugh loudly, to laugh heartily, to roar with laughter, to guffaw (semelfactive) |
| Хошимин {prop} | :: Хошимин (the largest <<city>> in <<c/Vietnam>>) |
| храбрец {noun} | :: brave man |
| храбро {adv} | :: gamely, bravely, courageously, boldly |
| храбрость {noun} | :: bravery; courage, valour |
| храбрый {adj} | :: brave, courageous (strong in the face of fear) |
| храм {noun} | :: temple, shrine |
| храм {noun} [Christianity] | :: church, cathedral (a place of Christian worship that has an altar) |
| храм {noun} [also, figuratively, poetic] | :: shrine |
| храм Артемиды в Эфесе {prop} | :: Temple of Artemis at Ephesus |
| храмовый {adj} [relational] | :: temple |
| хранение {noun} | :: custody, safekeeping (temporary possession) |
| хранение {noun} | :: storage, storing |
| хранилище {noun} | :: depository, repository, depot, storehouse, warehouse (a location for storage, often for safety or preservation) |
| хранитель {noun} | :: keeper, guardian, custodian |
| хранитель {noun} | :: curator |
| хранительница {noun} | :: female guardian, keeper, custodian |
| хранительница {noun} | :: female curator |
| хранить {v impf} | :: to keep (to maintain possession of), to preserve, to store |
| хранить {v impf} | :: to guard, to save, to protect |
| храп {noun} | :: snore (act and noise of snoring) |
| храпеть {v impf} | :: to snore (breathe during sleep with harsh noises) |
| храпун {noun} | :: snorer |
| хребет {noun} | :: spine, spinal column, backbone [also figuratively] |
| хребет {noun} | :: crest [of a wave or hill], ridge, range (a chain of mountains) |
| хрен {noun} [inanimate] | :: horseradish (plant, condiment) |
| хрен {noun} [inanimate, euphemistic, colloquial] | :: cock, dick (for vulgar idioms and literal uses of хер or хуй) |
| хрен {noun} [animate, pejorative, colloquial] | :: old fart |
| хреновина {noun} [mildly vulgar] | :: thing, object |
| хреновка {noun} | :: hrenovuha, khrenovukha, khrenovka (a horseradish vodka made in Russia and Ukraine) |
| хреново {adv} [colloquial] | :: lousily, wretchedly, crappily |
| хреновуха {noun} | :: hrenovuha, khrenovukha, khrenovka (a horseradish vodka made in Russia and Ukraine) |
| хреновый {adj} [relational] | :: horseradish |
| хреновый {adj} [colloquial] | :: worthless, bad, rotten, lousy, crappy |
| хренотень {noun} [colloquial] | :: thingy, dealy, trifle |
| хрень {noun} [mildly vulgar] | :: thing, object, thingy |
| хрестоматийный {adj} [relational] | :: reader, reading book |
| хрестоматийный {adj} [figurative] | :: proverbial, hackneyed |
| хрестоматия {noun} | :: chrestomathy, anthology, reader, reading book |
| хризантема {noun} | :: chrysanthemum |
| хрип {noun} | :: wheeze (piping or whistling sound caused by difficult respiration) |
| хрипеть {v impf} | :: to wheeze |
| хрипеть {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to speak hoarsely, to croak |
| хрипеть {v impf} [colloquial] | :: to crackle |
| хрипло {adv} | :: hoarsely |
| хрипловатый {adj} [colloquial] | :: somewhat hoarse |
| хриплый {adj} | :: hoarse, husky |
| хрипнуть {v impf} | :: to become hoarse |
| хрипнуть {vi pf} [low colloquial] | :: to wheeze [once] |
| хрипнуть {vt pf} [low colloquial] | :: to say hoarsely |
| хрипота {noun} | :: hoarseness |
| хрипотца {noun} | :: endearing diminutive of хрипота |
| христадельфианин {noun} | :: a Christadelphian [male] |
| христадельфианский {adj} | :: Christadelphian |
| христианин {noun} | :: Christian |
| христианка {noun} | :: female Christian |
| христианский {adj} | :: Christian (of, like or relating to Christianity) |
| христианство {noun} | :: Christianity |
| Христина {prop} | :: given name |
| христов {adj} [possessive] | :: Christ’s, alternative case form of Христов |
| Христов {adj} [possessive] | :: Christ’s |
| христос {noun} | :: the Messiah, the anointed one |
| христос {noun} | :: [among the Khlysts / Spiritual Christians] a righteous man as the embodiment of Christ |
| Христос {prop} | :: Christ |
| Христос воскрес {phrase} | :: (Russian) Happy Easter |
| христосоваться {v impf} [Christianity, chiefly Eastern Orthodoxy] | :: to exchange a triple kiss as an Easter salutation |
| хром {noun} | :: chromium, Cr |
| хром {noun} | :: chrome |
| хром {noun} | :: box calf (a chrome-tanned calf skin) |
| хромать {v impf} | :: to limp, to be lame |
| хромать {v impf} | :: to be poor, to leave much to be desired, to be far from perfect, to not be up to standard |
| хромировать {v both} | :: to formalise (to make formal) |
| хромовый {adj} [relational] | :: chrome, chromium; chromic |
| хромовый {adj} [relational] | :: chromic acid |
| хромовый {adj} [relational] | :: box calf |
| хромой {adj} | :: lame, limping (unable to walk properly because of a problem with one's feet or legs) |
| хромой {adj} | :: wobbly [of furniture] |
| хромой {noun} | :: lame person |
| хромосома {noun} | :: chromosome (structure in the cell nucleus) |
| хроника {noun} | :: [historical] chronicle |
| хроника {noun} | :: chronicle, news items, current events, newsreel |
| хронический {adj} | :: chronic |
| хронологический {adj} | :: chronological |
| хронология {noun} | :: chronology (determining the order of events) |
| хронометр {noun} | :: chronometer (device for measuring time) |
| хрупкий {adj} | :: fragile (easily broken or destroyed) |
| хрупкость {noun} | :: fragility, frailty |
| хрупкость {noun} | :: delicacy |
| хруст {noun} | :: crunch, crackle |
| хрусталь {noun} | :: crystal (fine glassware, material used to make it) |
| хрусталь {noun} | :: mineral |
| хрустальный {adj} [relational] | :: crystal |
| хрустальный {adj} | :: crystalline |
| хрустальный {adj} [relational] | :: cut-glass |
| хрустальный {adj} | :: crystal-clear |
| хрустеть {v impf} | :: to crunch, to crackle |
| хрустнуть {v pf} | :: to crunch, to crackle |
| хрущ {noun} | :: cockchafer (Phyllophaga spp.) |
| хрущ {noun} | :: May beetle |
| хрущёвка {noun} [colloquial] | :: Khrushchyovka (an unofficial name of type of low-cost, concrete-paneled or brick three- to five-storied apartment building which was developed in the USSR during the early 1960s, during the time of its namesake Nikita Khrushchev) |
| хрущёвка {noun} | :: apartment in such a building |
| хрущёвский {adj} [relational] | :: Khrushchev (former leader of the Soviet Union) |
| хрю {interj} | :: [imitative] oink (sound a pig makes) |
| хрюкать {v impf} | :: to oink, to grunt |
| хряк {noun} | :: male pig; boar, hog |
| хряк {noun} | :: old fart |
| хрящ {noun} [anatomy] | :: cartilage, gristle |
| хто {conj} [proscribed, low colloquial, non-standard, Ukraine, Belarus, South Russia] | :: who, non-standard form of кто |
| хто {pron} [proscribed, low colloquial, non-standard, Ukraine, Belarus, South Russia] | :: who, non-standard form of кто |
| Хуанхэ {prop} {f inan} | :: Huang He (China’s Yellow River) |
| хуацяо {m anim} {f anim} | :: Huaqiao, overseas Chinese |
| Хубэй {prop} | :: Хубэй (province) |
| худенький {adj} [colloquial] | :: endearing form of худой |
| худеть {v impf} | :: to lose weight, to grow thin, to lose flesh |
| Худжанд {prop} | :: Худжанд (capital) |
| худи {f inan} [neologism] | :: hoodie, hoody (a sweatshirt with an integral hood) |
| худо {noun} | :: evil, harm |
| худо {adv} | :: ill, badly |
| худо {pred} | :: one is unwell |
| худоба {noun} | :: leanness, scragginess |
| художественно {adv} | :: artistically |
| художественность {noun} | :: artistic skills, artistry |
| художественный {adj} [relational] | :: art, arts; artistic |
| художество {noun} [archaic] | :: art |
| художество {noun} [archaic] | :: willful act (an action that had not been approved) |
| художник {noun} | :: artist, painter |
| художник-мультипликатор {noun} | :: animator, cartoonist (one who creates an animation) |
| художница {noun} | :: female artist (person who creates art) |
| худой {adj} | :: thin, lean, skinny |
| худой {adj} | :: bad |
| худой {adj} | :: worn out, torn, holey |
| худощавый {adj} | :: lean, thin |
| худрук {noun} | :: art director (e.g. in a theater) |
| худу {m inan} [geology] | :: hoodoo |
| худший {adj} | :: comparative of плохой: worse (more inferior) |
| худший {adj} | :: comparative of худой: worse (more inferior) |
| худший {adj} | :: superlative of плохой: worst (most inferior) |
| худший {adj} | :: superlative of худой: worst (most inferior) |
| хуев {adj} [relational, vulgar] | :: cock, prick |
| хуева туча {noun} [vulgar, slang] | :: helluva lot; a great many, shitload, fuckload, fuckton |
| хуесос {noun} [vulgar] | :: cocksucker [a man who performs fellatio] |
| хуесос {noun} [pejorative, vulgar] | :: cocksucker; asshole, dickhead, bell-end (UK) |
| хуесосик {noun} | :: diminutive of хуесос; little cocksucker |
| хуесосить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to have oral sex |
| хуесосить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to attack, to scorn using vulgar language |
| хуесосить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to harshly criticize |
| хуесосить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to punish |
| хуеть {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to become impudent, to become brazen, to become insolent |
| хуеть {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to be shocked, to be very surprised |
| хуеть {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to feel very miserable for some reason, to freeze, (nearly) to die of hunger, to cold, etc |
| хуец {noun} [vulgar] | :: endearing diminutive of хуй: (little) dick, cock, prick |
| хуец {noun} [vulgar] | :: pejorative of хуй: (nasty) dick, cock, prick |
| хуёвина {noun} [vulgar] | :: thing, object, thingy |
| хуёвина {noun} [vulgar] | :: something incomprehensible |
| хуёво {adv} [vulgar] | :: lousily, wretchedly, crappily, shittily |
| хуёвый {adj} [vulgar] | :: lousy, wretched, worthless, crappy, shitty |
| хуже {adv} | :: comparative of плохо |
| хуже {adv} | :: comparative of худо |
| хуже {adj} | :: comparative of плохой |
| хуже {adj} | :: comparative of худой |
| хуище {noun} [vulgar] | :: augmentative of хуй |
| хуй {noun} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: cock, dick, prick (meaning a penis or a highly contemptible male person) |
| хуй {noun} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: fuck all, nothing |
| хуй {noun} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: nobody |
| хуй {noun} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: somebody (male), a quidam |
| хуйло {noun} [vulgar, offensive] | :: dickhead, dipshit, asshole |
| хуйня {noun} [obscene] | :: shit, crap (A problem or difficult situation) |
| хуйня {noun} [obscene] | :: shit (nonsense, bullshit) |
| хуйня {noun} [vulgar] | :: shit (rubbish; worthless matter) |
| хуйня {noun} [vulgar] | :: shit (stuff, things) |
| хуйня {noun} [vulgar] | :: nothing (not a real problem) |
| хуйня {noun} [vulgar] | :: (unrecognized object) |
| хуй тебе {interj} [obscene] | :: хуй тебе (xuj tebé) |
| хуй тебе {interj} | :: go fuck yourself! |
| хуй тебе {interj} | :: fuck you! |
| хуй тебе {interj} | :: go fly a kite! |
| хук {noun} [boxing] | :: hook |
| хула {noun} [dated, literary] | :: animadversion, reviling, abuse |
| Хулагу {prop} | :: Hulagu |
| хули {particle} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: (emphatic interrogative particle) why the hell...? why the fuck...? what the hell for...? |
| хули {particle} [vulgar, taboo slang] | :: so what?! so fucking what?! of course! (in reply to a stupid question) |
| хулиган {noun} | :: hooligan |
| хулиганить {v impf} | :: to behave like a hooligan; to engage in hooliganism |
| хулиганка {noun} | :: female hooligan, troublemaker |
| хулиганский {adj} | :: rowdy, rampageous, ruffian-like, ruffianly |
| хулиганство {noun} | :: hooliganism |
| хулить {v impf} | :: to revile, to abuse, to defame, to slander |
| хумус {noun} [usually, uncountable] | :: hummus |
| хумус {noun} [usually, uncountable, Israel] | :: chickpeas |
| Хунань {prop} | :: Хунань (province) |
| хунвейбин {noun} [historical] | :: hongweibing [Red Guards in China, 1966 - 1967] |
| хунвейбин {noun} [figuratively, pejorative] | :: vigilante; titushky |
| хунвэйбин {noun} [historical] | :: hongweibing (Red Guards in China, 1966 - 1967) |
| хунвэйбин {noun} [figuratively, pejorative] | :: vigilante; titushky |
| хунта {noun} | :: junta |
| хурал {noun} | :: khural or hural, national congress (in Mongolia); also in Buryatia, Kalmykia or Tuva (in Russia) |
| хурма {noun} | :: persimmon (fruit) |
| хустка {noun} [Ukraine, Southern Russia] | :: shawl, neckpiece, kerchief |
| хутор {noun} | :: khutor, farm, farmstead |
| хутор {noun} [Ukraine, Southern Russia] | :: hamlet, Cossack settlement |
| хуторянин {noun} | :: farmer |
| хуушуур {noun} | :: alternative form of хушур |
| Хух-Хото {prop} {m inan} | :: Хух-Хото (capital city) |
| хушур {noun} | :: the Mongolian and Buryat dish of khuushuur |
| хушуур {noun} [nonstandard] | :: alternative spelling of хушур |
| хуя {interj} [vulgar] | :: ellipsis of ни хуя (себе): holy shit |
| хуярить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to do something intensively - to hit, to beat, to strike; to knock; to work (hard), to work one's ass off; to move, to walk (a long distance); to play an instrument; to shake; to fall (of rain or snow) (replaces a number of verbs) |
| хуясе {interj} [vulgar] | :: what the fuck |
| хуястый {adj} [vulgar] | :: having a large cock |
| хуястый {adj} [vulgar, dated] | :: male |
| хуячить {v impf} [vulgar] | :: to do something intensively - to hit, to beat, to strike; to knock; to work (hard), to work one's ass off; to move, to walk (a long distance); to play an instrument; to shake; to fall (of rain or snow) (replaces a number of verbs) |
| Хэбэй {prop} | :: Хэбэй (province) |
| Хэйлунцзян {prop} | :: Хэйлунцзян (province) |
| Хэллоуин {prop} | :: alternative form of Хеллоуин |
| Хэнань {prop} | :: Хэнань (province) |
| хэш {noun} | :: hash (the # symbol; key generated by a hash function) |